You may think of a pretty basic answer that most people would probably give:

A start-up is a newly started company with a huge vision and ambition to scale and grow.

But look at it from a different angle:

What does a startup mean to you?

What does a startup represent?

A startup may represent a lot of things.

It may represent dreams, ambitions, goals.

The list goes on and on.

To me, a startup represents hope.

It represents passion.

And there is no passion found in living small.

Passion is your strongest motivator. It is what pushes you through broken dreams, what pushes you through monumental failures, what pushes you when you’re beaten, bloody, broken, and on the ground.

Nobody can explain your passion for something, just as no one can explain what light is to the blind.

At the heart of every startup, there’s a founder. And at the heart of that founder, is drive and ambition. And the thing that founded this drive and ambition, the thing that made the founder become a founder and not just another follower, is passion.

Think of all the failed startups out there, think of all the founders who once had such great dreams and visions for their new business….

…and think of all those shattered dreams and ruined visions.

Think of a small, cozy, family café, an indie business founded by a loving couple who poured their heart and soul into building their establishment from the ground up… for it just to turn into a ramshackle, broken down, boarded up, and abandoned empty space.

Sadly, that’s what most startups end up becoming.

9/10, i.e. 90%, of startups fail.

7.5/10 venture-backed startups close down.

What do you think the top 3 reasons are?

They’re a lack of product-market fit…

…a lack of good marketing….

…and a lack of financial support.

And out of all these failed startups, out of all these broken dreams, came Elevator Rolling Fund and my passion in helping these startup businesses.

My name is Dan Fleyshman, and I’ve seen these failed startups.

I’ve seen founders and owners with defeat and sorrow in their eyes because they were forced to close down the product of their passions and dreams.

And that’s what I set out to fix with Elevator.

Elevator Rolling Funds gives startups, with the most potential, a fighting chance.

We not only offer them access to a huge pool of venture capital from angel investors, but we drastically help with their brand and social media presence, include them in a gigantic network of highly successful business owners and entrepreneurs, a network that helps them with customers, partners, manufacturers, vendors, influencers, and even other investors.

We stay with them from strategy to execution.

I personally take them through the vetting process, because I not only want to give you, the investor, the chance to invest in the companies with the most potential, but I like being personally involved. I like sharing the passion and dream I have to scale up businesses. I only choose businesses whose founders are ambitious, relentless, driven. And most importantly, founders who believe in themselves, their company, and what they’re trying to achieve.

And I know that finding these kinds of companies is a struggle for investors. A struggle that you no longer have to go through because Elevator takes care of all that for you.

You just have to sit down and enjoy the ride, watch a healthy stream of returns to your pocket, knowing that you’re helping people live their dreams out there.

That’s something you can be a part of.

A part of making other people’s dreams come true.

A part of making this world a happier, better place, even if just by a tiny smidge.

And without investors like you, none of that would be possible.